When it comes to powerful adhesives that don't require any curing lights, Zap A Gap has been a standard in fly tying for decades. With their Single Use Mini Tubes, you get just the right amount without having to worry about your tube drying up. Zap A Gap has a medium viscosity and can be easily worked into most aspects of a fly without adding any additional weight. With five half-gram tubes, you get a solid amount of Zap A Gap that allows you to tie a ton of different flies—gone are the days of sitting at the tying desk and getting halfway through a fly before you reach for your tube and realize it has gone dry. Uses Zap A Gap is a very versatile adhesive and it binds materials together with bombproof strength. With almost a limitless amount of uses, Zap A Gap is an adhesive that you'll find yourself grabbing for almost anytime you're at the vise. Whether you're tying some bead chain eyes onto a streamer or just locking your thread in for the long haul, Zap A Gap is an ultra-strong glue that keeps things nice and secure. Comparisons Loctite's Ultra Gel Control Super Glue offers similar bonding strength, but it has a bit more viscosity, which some tiers find easier to work with. Also, Loctite's Ultra Gel isn't packaged with single-use tubes, which can be problematic for the tier who isn't at the desk seven days out of the week, as you may find that your tube is dried out unless properly closed shut. Regardless of your choice, both of these adhesives are super strong and will maintain that strength over time.
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